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  1. Just now, Django_Zooms said:

    Unai Emery's programme notes: "The fast upgrade has come thanks to the hard work of the players and staff, with you, the fans, delivering the best support. I remind myself that we must enjoy these moments, but never be frustrated or negative. The project just started."

    "never be frustrated nor negative" Unai reads the match forums.

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  2. 5 minutes ago, sheepyvillian said:

    I bet Paul Lambert's happy. He was part of the Dortmund midfield that won the trophy. 

    TNT keep reading out his text messages to Ally McCoist, during the match commentary. Makes him sound like he's wading through a bottle of Glenmorangie in his lonely little flat.

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  3. This is on X Twitter. Is it accurate? And are we prepared to help Spurs? 😉 

    "England will secure extra UCL spot if:  

    - Aston Villa win all three matches, before penalties. 

    - Bayern/Dortmund/Leverkusen get eliminated in the semifinals, with total of just one win (or two draws). 

    - PSG/Marseille don't win at least one of their remaining matches."

  4. Forbes on unfair treatment of Unai. https://www.forbes.com/sites/zakgarnerpurkis/2024/04/27/the-unfair-treatment-aston-villa-has-faced-this-year/

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    Perhaps Emery’s nationality plays a role in the lack of appreciation for the work he has done at Villa.

    When you compare the reaction to Eddie Howe achieving a similar feat at Newcastle United last season the contrast is stark.

    The young Englishman was labeled the best coach of 2022, a man Jamie Carragher and others praised as doing such a good job, not even serial league champion Pep Guardiola could better it.

    Yet when the spotlight shone on Emery during back-to-back wins over Manchester City and Arsenal in November Carragher called him the “third best coach” in the league-an accolade which was mainly due to his previous trophy wins.

    His incredible work in elevating a team that was going nowhere fast under the stewardship of Carragher’s old friend Steven Gerrard certainly hasn’t gone unnoticed in Birmingham where supporters are delighted with the most spectacular end to the season in decades.

    And as Emery himself highlighted this has been achieved in the most challenging division on the planet.

    "We have in the Premier League the best teams, players and coaches. It is the best league in the world and the most difficult,” he reflected....

     

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